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benateau281
benateau281
WA
39 posts
WA, 39 posts
9 Jun 2017 2:15pm
Never realy give this much thought until l had a misshap which in volve a halyard and my finger. It started when i was lowering my mast when i was on a public mooring and had my misshap. I have to get to hospital so to boat was left on the mooring. While i was in hospital i rang the water police to inform them why my boat was left on the public mooring. They directed me to DOT and after telling them why i was still on the public mooring. After the conversation i had to fill in a incident report so it could be investigated.
This brings meto my query what would be reportabul and what would you let go?
nswsailor
nswsailor
NSW
1458 posts
NSW, 1458 posts
9 Jun 2017 4:34pm
I reported a stink boat banging into me on a public mooring in Port Stephens last February,

Haven't even got an acknowledgement that they received the report!!!!
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve
QLD
2195 posts
QLD, 2195 posts
9 Jun 2017 6:08pm
Just curious. How come you were lowering your mast on the public mooring?
Subsonic
Subsonic
WA
3415 posts
WA, 3415 posts
9 Jun 2017 5:19pm
Sectorsteve said..
Just curious. How come you were lowering your mast on the public mooring?




I would dare to say (since he's in WA) he would've been getting ready to go under a bridge. Just about all the bridges here are between borderline and way to low to pass under mast up. Even for a smaller yacht.

im surprised they wanted an incident report... what was their main concern, your finger? Or the boat left unattended on the public mooring?
Jolene
Jolene
WA
1624 posts
WA, 1624 posts
9 Jun 2017 5:43pm
They would probably want a report so they can wipe their hands of any claims that it may be the fault of their equipment that caused the injury


Dam those Freo bridges!!
benateau281
benateau281
WA
39 posts
WA, 39 posts
9 Jun 2017 6:16pm
Those bridges yes you are correct. I think there are only a couple of places in the world were this has to be done and Perth is one of those places.
cisco
cisco
QLD
12365 posts
QLD, 12365 posts
9 Jun 2017 11:47pm
Reporting of marine incidents is about government cut backs and marine bureaucrats justifying their position and pay packets.

If they do not have anything to report, the government sees no reason to keep them employed.

Support your state maritime safety authority!! Report, report, report or they will be gone.

It is what you pay tax and boat registration for isn't it??
Bruski068
Bruski068
VIC
457 posts
VIC, 457 posts
14 Jun 2017 9:28am
cisco said..
Reporting of marine incidents is about government cut backs and marine bureaucrats justifying their position and pay packets.

If they do not have anything to report, the government sees no reason to keep them employed.

Support your state maritime safety authority!! Report, report, report or they will be gone.

It is what you pay tax and boat registration for isn't it??


If that's the case nobody report anything maybe then our taxes and rego will go down, nah the gov would just waste it on some other waste product
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